Fiocchi 410 Bore 2-1/2in #9 Shot, Case of 250

Fiocchi 410 Bore, 2-1/2-inch, #9 shot shotshells give the lightest common shotgun bore a full case of consistent ammunition for clay targets, small game, and skill-building practice. Fiocchi loads a 1/2-ounce charge of fine #9 shot at 1,250 feet per second, a payload and pellet size built around the .410’s minimal recoil and shot capacity. Because a .410 shell carries so little payload compared to larger gauges, hitting targets consistently demands tight patterns and practiced fundamentals, both of which this load is built to support. Packed 250 rounds to a case, it’s dependable shotgun ammunition for a full season of .410 shooting.

Key Specifications

• The bore is .410, the lightest common shotgun bore for minimal recoil.
• The shell length is 2-1/2 inches, the standard length for .410 target and small-game loads.
• The shot size is #9, a fine pellet size for dense patterns on clays and small game.
• The payload weighs 1/2 ounce, the standard charge for .410 shotshells.
• Muzzle velocity is rated at 1,250 feet per second, enough speed to break clays cleanly from a light payload.
• This listing ships as a case of 250 rounds, covering a full season of .410 shooting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is .410 good for a new shooter? Yes, its minimal recoil makes it a popular training gauge, though the light payload rewards tight patterns and practiced fundamentals.

Is #9 shot good for clay targets? Yes, its fine size produces the dense patterns that clay shooters rely on for consistent breaks.

Why buy .410 shells by the case? A 250-round case is a more economical way to shoot the volume a season of practice or clays demands.

Buy Fiocchi 410 Bore #9 Shot, Case of 250

A .410 rewards practice more than any other bore, and a full case means there’s no excuse to stop shooting once the pattern starts coming together. Stock up and put in the reps. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.